ORJI UZOR KALU SEALS A MEGA BUSINESS DEAL WITH NAUTICA AFRICA SHIPYARD SOUTH AFRICA

The former governor of Abia state and the International co-ordinator of the Apex Igbo Socio-political organisation (Ohanaeze is Socio-cultural) NJIKO IGBO, Dr. Orji Uzor Kalu earlier today sealed a mega business deal with the South African company NAUTICA AFRICA SHIPYARD in Cape Town South Africa.

"I HAVE NO PLANS OTHER THAN FOR AN IGBO MAN TO BE PRESIDENT IN 2015" - Orji Uzor Kalu replies critics

Dr, Orji Uzor Kalu, former governor of Abia State, is a politician and business mogul whose interests cut across national boundaries. In this no-holds-barred interview with the Vanguard newspaper on Sat 7th July, he bares his mind on his plans for 2015, Njiko Igbo and the plight of Igbos in the polity for the past 53 years. Excerpts

OUK and the Chase for Substance

Somebody is causing signs in Nigeria that many people dared not, because of their egoistical approach to things. This person has refused to lose substance for shadows. This person is simplifying the complicated and, not complicating the simple. This person is Dr. Orji Uzor Kalu, (popularly called OUK by friends and followership).

Day Oliha Dared Death - Orji Kalu

Departed 1994 Nations Cup Eagle Thompson Oliha exhibited so much energy that former Abia state governor Dr. Orji Uzor Kalu believed the star could not die young.

Eulogising Oliha,Kalu recalled an incident in 1988 when the player, starring for Iwuanyanwu Nationale[now Heartland] was unconscious for nearly 24 hours.

Orji Kalu’s Firm Takes Delivery of Two Oil Vessels

Slok Nigeria Limited,  an indigenous company owned by former Abia State Governor, Chief Orji Uzor Kalu,  has taken delivery of two new oil supply vessels from Coastal Contracts Bhd.

The company took the delivery of the two 3,500 DWT PSVs on June 26, at Fujian South East Shipyard, China at an event witnessed by  Kalu and the company’s Group Managing Director, Mr. Joseph Nassif, among others.

Nigerian tycoon, Orji Kalu offers to initiate talks with Boko Haram

Nigeria's government is “playing to the media and not the problem” in its approach to the al Qaeda-linked insurgent group Boko Haram, says one of the oil-rich country’s wealthiest men. 

Orji Uzor Kalu, a newspaper executive and former governor, is calling for direct talks with Boko Haram militants, who have killed thousands of Nigerians since 2009, and he has offered to be an intermediary.

PLIGHT OF NDI IGBO WITHIN THE WEST-COAST

Great Compatriots, Let me use this wonderful opportunity to remind the great leaders of Ndi Igbo most especially of this great platform NJIKO IGBO about the plight of ndi igbo in Diaspora. In my mind I believe through you the minister of foreign affairs will get to know this and not only knowing but to do something about it.

 

When you go round the world and check those Nigerians inside prisons in different countries, you will find out that majority of them are Igbos, some though contravene the law of their host countries and are culpable of one crime or the other but more are even innocent to the charges that have been leveled against them, but due to the altitude of Nigerian ambassador in this countries they are still there in the prisons in most cases without been charge or even given a fair hearing.